World Economy Data Visualization
Take a look at the most comprehensive largest world city network currently in existence, accounting for 30,405 corporations across 22,311 cities.
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Writing Archive
Older essays and data visualization posts preserved for citation, backlinks, and historical context.
Writing Archive
Selected older posts kept online because they still receive citations, links, or historical interest.
Evolving Pokemon Network
Do you remember my Pokemon network? Well, like a real Pokemon, it evolved significantly in the last few weeks to become even more massive! To complement what I wrote earlier, let’s do a bit of data-science and bring some facts to the table.
ReadGotta Catch 'Em All - A Pokemon Dataviz
Pokemon GO has taken the world by storm. With over 100 million downloads and an average of 24 million active users, Pokemon GO is the biggest mobile game ever! To catch Pokemon in the wild and become the very best (Pokemon theme lyrics for the candid reader), people are looking for the best tips and tricks on the web.
ReadEvolution Of Genres - The Montreux Jazz Festival
In this interactive data visualization,we explore the evolution of musical genres throughout the years at the Montreux Jazz Festival.
ReadExploring the Star Wars expanded universe (part 2)
Understanding and visualizing the expanded Star Wars Universe, its different eras, thousands of characters and their numerous interactions.
ReadExploring the Star Wars expanded universe (part 1)
In this post, I will try to give some insights on the Star Wars expanded universe. All the data comes from the Wikipedia for Star Wars: Wookieepedia.
ReadMontreux Jazz Festival Artists Map
A preserved archive post on mapping Montreux Jazz Festival artists by musical similarity.
ReadHello Montreux Jazz Festival
This post is the first of a (long?) series on the Montreux Jazz Festival (MJF), a very famous music festival held every year in Montreux, Switzerland. I am one of the happy few who has privileged access to the archive, currently digitized by the Metamedia here at EPFL.
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